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Date: Jun 05 2008, 11:58 GMT
From: Ed_E.Hopper

	Have you ever stepped it up on a particular run to the point that you felt that you may have "bit off more than you can chew"? How did things turn out?

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My first time on the Ocoee. It was running about 6000cfs. It was fun, until it wasn't any more. <NT> Dale New

It went something like this... Dale New

That's pretty funny.  Sounds like a shitty day. <NT> roaring-riverman New

Big South Fork at 25,000cfrs.....solo. hardboater New

Upper Yough 3.1-3.2 first run........ Surfin1 New

Heh Stifler New

3.3' had me kissing the ground at Mt. Surf <NT> hardboater New

My first one, must have worked out I'm still here. <NT> Louie New

LOL, good answer. Kinda how I feel about my first eye opener. <NT> GRITS New

just like every woman he's even been with... <NT> decker New

Johnnies Creek @ 5 riverhythm New

Tiney Piney @ flood DMark New

Ohh that one never gets old.... <NT> Whspin New

Jupiter, Florida - not particularly known for big surf - smoot New

Paddling the shenadoah at stupid high flood levels. Paddling around HF sure waz fun in my new dancer Julio New

Section 4 and Suicide Section ChrisSherrod New

UY at 4', swam from the top of Triple Drops thru National Falls.... rbowman New

Grand Canyon, 20k cfs, 15 yo, unreliable roll ga_creeker New

I knew this post would generate some good stories.  I felt a little over my head on the Red River @ nearly 3000 cfs. <NT> Ed_E.Hopper New

Ignorance is bliss, and we didn't know we were in over our heads. Bradley New

Upper Gauley.  Biggest thing I'd run before that was the Ocoee. tcookson New

Stikine just after my roll tune up at NOC <NT> mtnsport New

My first year paddling, went to the Ocoee and got pushed around good... dfinney New

The Slamin' Nanny. 1977 Blue Hole canoe full of inner tubes. <NT> Will_Carry New

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